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Developing Consensus retweeted
NE1, in partnership with @NewcastleCC and @gateshead, are hosting a webinar tomorrow at 1pm, to provide information that will help develop Newcastle's Movement Strategy for the city centre for 2025-2045.
Please register in advance via the link: tinyurl.com/2jv3e3bk
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We’re underway with the biggest transfer of power and resources to the people of the North East, from Westminster in a generation.
We’re creating real opportunity. New jobs, new homes and training across our region.
And this is just the start.
My full statement on the Budget.
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Did you know that almost 40% of the cars in Britain are made in the North East?
We make things, we’re innovators and we’re leading in green technology in this region. All of this was on show at last week’s @NEAutoAlliance Expo.
The highlight for me was kids talking all about the future of the automotive industry. Showing me their robots fresh from competition in Texas!
We want our region to be known as the home of real opportunity. These kids get it and that’s why we’re backing these industries to create the jobs of the future right here in our North East.
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News | Newcastle's Digital Catapult’s 5G Immersive Lab opened by UK Tech Minister
Read more: investnortheastengland.co.uk…
#investnortheast #immersive #5G #technology
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The Local Transport Plan, the first for the newly formed North East CA, spells out ambitions for major investment in transport across all modes up to 2040, including how the Mayor’s manifesto commitments for integrated transport will be achieved.
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City’s newest landmark is taking shape
Check out our drone footage of another steel section of the new Wear Footbridge transported to the #RiversideSunderland site and successfully lifted into place 🏗️ 🎥
The footbridge is a key part of the Riverside Sunderland masterplan.
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All set and ready to go for the @DevConsensus members' meeting with @LycettsInsure .
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We are extremely happy to be attending #cenexexpo2024 with some fantastic partners ready to tell to you all about the North East EV sector.
We are happy to be exhibiting with @NEAutoAlliance, @ukCPI, @FuzzyLogicAR, @UniofNewcastle and @NCDOfficial
#electricnortheast
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If you haven’t already done so, sign up to the ‘Regenerative Visitor Economy Framework’ launch event via which takes place on Monday 9 September at Newcastle Cathedral. 👇
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Statement from North East Mayor @KiMcGuinness on the ongoing threat from right wing violence in our region 👇
ALT Statement from North East Mayor Kim McGuinness on the ongoing threat from right wing violence in our region.
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💡Bank House is a building that can rub shoulders with the very best new offices anywhere in the UK, representing a unique opportunity for any firm looking to invest in our city."
@jennyshartley
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We are thrilled to announce that we have supported @truenorthpost to establish a base in Newcastle! @nescreen_ @NewcastleCC @NGinitiative investnewcastle.com/news/inv…
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Exciting news for our partners @Quorum_Park & @NaylorsGB as media giant @wbd is set to move to our neighbouring North Tyneside, which will become a base for their TNT Sports brand.
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Some lovely responses to news that our Director @jennyshartley has been recognised with an MBE in the Birthday Honours.
@nclcathedral @OuseburnFarm @UKREiiF
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Most large UK cities have much lower shares of public transport ridership than comparators in Europe 🚌
We have significant opportunities to increase public transport use in the UK’s biggest cities 📈
See our 12 charts to inform the election debate 📊👇
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We are delighted to see Jen Hartley, Director of @Tynetoinvest at @NGinitiative, awarded with an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours List.
With over 15 years of dedication, this award celebrates her contributions to business and trade in the region.
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"Forth Yards is much more than a development project – it’s an ambition and vision for the future."
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New CGIs have been released of the upcoming 5* hotel in former fire station on Pilgrim Street due to open later this year.
@HotelGotham will provide an extra 60 rooms to the city by the end of 2024 with a further 30 secured for 2025
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Our Mayor @KiMcGuinness is flying the flag for the North East at @UKREiiF and joined fellow women Mayors @MayorEastMids and @MayorOfWY!
And then there were 3…
Delighted to be joined by @KiMcGuinness and @MayorEastMids at @UKREiiF – finally, there are more women mayors than mayors called Andy!
Here’s to throwing down the ladder for more women to step up and join us.
#UKREiiF2024
ALT Tracy Brabin, Kim McGuinness and Claire Ward stand together smiling to the camera.
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Join us at @UKREiiF for an insightful presentation on two @NorthumbriaUni projects that are driving positive change in the region, followed by an open discussion on the strategic vision for the university campus as a gateway to the city.
Register: bit.ly/44HmhIS
ALT Event graphic reading: Unlocking development through innovation at Northumbria University 22 May 2024, 14:00-14:45 Pavilion 16, Pavilion Zone George Marston, Northumbria University Mark Clasper, Ryder Architecture Michelle Percy, Newcastle City Council